streaming

IPA: strˈimɪŋ

Movement as a stream.
(computing) The transmission of digital audio or video, or the reception or playback of such data without first storing it.
(Internet) Synonym of livestreaming.
(UK, education) Division of classes into academic streams.
The working of alluvial deposits to get ore.

Examples of "streaming" in Sentences

I’m lucky, she told herself, the word streaming like a silver ribbon through her mind.
Music streaming is also fairly straightforward, but offers preview streams along with full downloads.
I have written to you once before, and your reply said the live streaming is working at your end and you cannot imagine what could be wrong at my end.
As grains of wheat held in a hand flow streaming from a grip of stone, so I, in time and cant, am blown across an ancient, braver land on winds of bone.
Some people have talked about streaming, but the income you make from streaming is really, really low, and so far, the adoption of it is incredibly low.
What Citrix used to call its Presentation Server product for application streaming is now referred to as XenApp and labeled a "virtualization" technology.
The extreme is screaming meemies, which Picturesque Expressions by Laurence Urdang notes originated as a World War II nickname for German rocket shells and is now often confused with the phrase streaming media.